The dinosaur sex in The End of Oak Street is odd. The reality is far more confusing
The End of Oak Street gives dinosaurs a scientific makeover, from feathers to mating behaviour. CBC News asks paleontologists what the movie gets right — and what remains a prehistoric mystery.
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